eed

ALL HANDS
NEEDED

To Put The Drive Over

The Top By May 7

H nor Press Builders setting the pace are R.W.,
a Biadavay “swith $161, followed by B. Hreherchuk, Ad-
vance, $120, and F. Politano, Grandview, $108.

ew Premier Press Builders are Julius Stelp,
Nort ne and Charles Caron, North Van City, who

has $72 on a pledge of $100.

By the end of the first month of the drive there are
47 Press Builders.

7 iti i i ing keen
etition for’ top city club is becoming i
emllanan has over two-thirds of their quota in, followed
closely by Grandview. Top provincial club is New West-

“| DRIVE TARGET: $15,000
CASH RECEIVED: $5,357
$9,643

§) WE STILL NEED:
| DRIVE STANDING APRIL 4

Vancouver Island

Greater Vancouver

+ é CLUB Quota Achieved
; _ CLUB a Quota Achieved Albanpiaoat = $250 37.00
\ OOTY ge aR $300 157.00 Campbell River ----- 1 —_ac
ge a ras 125 46.00 Cumberland ------- 156 cane
fmraivay 400 326.00 Cowichan _--------- 350 50.00
0 lS 150 54.00 Nanaimo ST eieaicris avy sep
Cambi .00 Parksville _-------- .
: > a a er Sunkist 450 88.50
Province oe
rt’ Langley ._---- 250 A
Ace pone ea 175 5.00
Kamloops --------- 150 30.00
Ladner -_--- 4a BU ieee
3 Maple Ridge ~------ 150 7.75
“ Mount Pleasant ____ 225 © 78:00 Michel’- Fernie -.-_ 100 45.00
_ Niilo Makela 150 64.00 Missiom ~---------- 100: 15.00.
BAe en 275 ~—« 92.00 Nelson __---------- 50 10.00
1 ae 200 92.00 New Westminster -. 300 268.82
_. [aS 200 ~—«6 4.00 Notch Hill _----_-__ 100 = 60.00
m |, Plumtbers*.2 <2.) __ 150 21.00 Powell River _------ 175 Se
ee Pomt Grey _ 300 125.50 Sieveswon: os 100 =. 20.00
Be pemmen. 26 200 ~=—«-_ 71.00 North Surrey ------ 250 = 142.40
| Stratheond 250 59.00 South Surrey _----- at
Victory Square ____ 750 414.00. _—‘ Trail - Rossland ---- 300 49.25
Pe uareriront 2 = 300 153.50 VeruOn o-oo 2 sg eas
4 Weer Png 250 103.00 Correspondence ---- 100 38.00
_ Nort ae 4.00 ge AP ain 4)
South Hat by ae Tee Province Miscellaneous
' North Van City _-__ 400 170.75 - Prince Rupert _----- 100 6.00
_ North Van District _ 450 131.25 Salmon Arm ~------ 75 api
_ City Miscellaneous 1,250 502.29. Sointula -~.------- 5022. #
_ Unpledged ____---_ 450 51.50 - T. McEwen’s Column 100 = 22.0

| stands out as an achievement

By KENNETH. WOODS

As 1 write, this article on
March 30, the final outcome of
the Stanley Cup playoffs is
not decided. But as I watch,

esting show on T.V. — hockey,
I have arrived at some con-
clusions. First, I believe it will
be Toronto versus Montreal in
the finals, and that Montreal
will once again win the Stan-
ley Cup, which they deserve.

The tremendous ability of
the Black Hawks to check the
greats of Montreal so far

of defensive play. To stop
such top men as _ Geoffrion,
Beliveau, Richard, Moore and
so on, practically at the blue
line, is excellent playing.

Superb goal-tending has also
highlighted the series so far.
I feel that Glen Hall of Chi-
cago is the best. The greatness
of Montreal’s J. Plante is
achieved by the brilliant de-
fence of such stars as Harvey
and Johnstone.

SPORTLIGHT

what to me is the most inter-.

PLAYOFF FEVER HERE AGAIN

love for either Toronto or Dex
troit, I think the Red Wings
deserve something for “effort.”
With the obvious dissension
that prevails in the team
due to top brass interference,
and after playing only 50 per«
cent hockey all year, the Red
Wings have shown what can be
achieved when a team has the
desire to win.

Regardless, I must say that
I feel Gordie Howe is still the
dirtiest player in the league.
If one watches closely they
will see his hooking which he

does easily and often. Without
Brewer and Bower the Leafs
wouldn’t even be this far.

It’s my optnion that a lot
more penalties should have
been handed out but are being
deliberately ignored. Also, f
must say I wish Rocket Ri-«
chard would retire. I hate te
See such a star go down hill
after so great a career,

Finally, I predict: Montreal
over Toronto in six games.
Vancouver over Victoria in

While I haven’t any great

GORDIE HOWE
« « » says he’s the dirtiest

, Rush In Your Donation Today!

player in hockey...

five games.

MAURICE RICHARD

«..» thinks it's time he hung
up his skates .-.

April 8, 1960—PACIFIC TRIBUNE—Page 7

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